Презентация
презентация к уроку по английскому языку (5 класс) на тему

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Table manners Present Simple and Continuous mimes and discussion Mime some of the sentences below to your partner until they guess what you are doing. You are cleaning your teeth with a toothpick You are lifting your plate or bowl off the table to eat You are mixing your food together on your plate You’re belching (= burping- letting gas out of your mouth) You’re chewing some gum You’re complaining to a waiter about your food You’re drinking down in one You’re drinking soup from a bowl (without a spoon) You’re eating and talking at the same time You’re eating food with your left hand You’re eating with chopsticks You’re eating with your elbows on the table You’re eating with your fork in your right hand You’re eating your food with your hands You’re giving a bottle of wine to your host when you visit their house You’re leaving some food on the edge of your plate You’re pouring beer into someone else’s glass You’re pouring beer into your own glass You’re praying before you eat You’re putting a napkin in the neck of your shirt You’re putting extra salt and pepper on your food You’re slurping (= making noises) as you eat your soup, rice or noodles You’re wiping your plate with bread

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Practice Which of the things above do you do always/ usually/ often/ sometimes/ never? And people in your country and other countries .

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Use some of the sentence stems below and the actions above to make statements about general table manners, making any grammatical changes which are necessary to match the situation and gaps. American people often _________________. British people also sometimes _________________, but it is considered rude Arabic and Indian people never ______________________________ because that hand is traditionally used when you go to the toilet British children often ______________, but their parents tell them not to British people never ______________, but Japanese people usually do it British people sometimes _________________, but it is considered rude French and Italian people often ________________________________. British people also sometimes do it, but it is considered rude French people never _____________________________________, because the host will chose one that perfectly matches the meal Japanese people rarely ______________________________________, because it is much more polite to do it for someone else